Why the biblical atheist deny God exists.

Hi atheists, tell me why you deny God exists, of course you have to first define what is God.

I am Yrger the theist, and here is my definition of God:
"God is the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everything transient."

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yrger · 80-89, M

Hi everyone, in particular atheists here:

This is a test to detect whether you can reason or not.
Answer this question from me: Will existence cease to exist altogether? Yes or no.

The rational intelligent answer is NO, existence will never cease to exist, because there is the default situation that God exists as the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everything transient.

If existence can cease altogether, then it has already ceased and we should not be here discussing God exists or not, because there would be no God either.

So the only entity existing in all situations of existence is God, the permanent self-existent spirit creator ad operator of man and the universe and everything transient.

Wherefore: on ultimate terms, God and existence or reality are identical, and anything that is not God is created by God, like man and the universe and everything transient.

ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M

@yrger
The rational intelligent answer is YES, existence will cease to exist, because there is the default situation that God DOES NOT exist as the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everything transient.

If existence can cease altogether, then it has NOT already ceased and we SHOULD here discussing God exists or not, because it needs explanation to the believers of their irrationality.

So the only entity existing in all situations of existence is the ABSENCE of a god as the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everything transient.

Wherefore: on ultimate terms, God and existence or reality are NON-IDENTICAL CONCEPTS, and anything that is not God is reality, and anything regarding a god, goddess, or other supernatural entity is a creation of the irrational side of man's mind.

yrger · 80-89, M

@ChipmunkErnie

Hi Chip, you are wrong because ". . . the ABSENCE of a god . . . " is nothingness, and nothingness is nothingness.

Your error consists in imagining that nothingness is somethingness - in a situation where you suppose there is nothingness prevailing, then you already pop out of all existence, it is you are like Lawrence Krauss who takes nothingess to be somethingness, which is absolutely absurd.

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ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
@yrger
The rational intelligent answer is YES, existence will cease to exist, because there is the default situation that God DOES NOT exist as the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everything transient.

If existence can cease altogether, then it has NOT already ceased and we SHOULD here discussing God exists or not, because it needs explanation to the believers of their irrationality.

So the only entity existing in all situations of existence is the ABSENCE of a god as the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everything transient.

Wherefore: on ultimate terms, God and existence or reality are NON-IDENTICAL CONCEPTS, and anything that is not God is reality, and anything regarding a god, goddess, or other supernatural entity is a creation of the irrational side of man's mind.

ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M

@yrger You didn't even realize my response was a satire of your meaningless ramblings?

yrger · 80-89, M

@ChipmunkErnie

Hahaha!

All humans who think correctly come to the conclusion that God exists, as the permanent self-existent spirit creator and operator of man and the universe and everythig transient.

The error of atheists with denying God exists is due to their lack of correct philosophical thinking.

In fact atheists don't know philosophy.